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... If it follows that the economic life of an island community c¢an be judged from the trading tempo at its ports, the figures speak well for Northern Ireland as a whole. The increase in goods tonnage largely reflects the increasing volume of unit load traffic ...

... or more questions will be dealt with in the hour of Question Time; at oresent in the European Parliament a questioner can speak for 10 minutes, and the Ministerial reply can take 20 minutes. This is clearly absurd. The European Parliament has no powers ...

... mark Britain's entry into Europe. The Prime Minister and Dr. Sicco Mansholt, retiring President of the EE.C., Commission will speak. @ Rolf Harris introduces an aftérnoon travelogue series, ‘Rolf’'s Walkabout’ tonight on BBC 1. In the first programme, Rolf ...

... the Police Committee, criticised that no members of the Belfast Fire Brigade had been named in the New Year's Honours List. Speaking at the New Year meeting of Belfast Corporation he said the Fireßrigade had done a wonderful job yet not one member had been ...

... they have been swamped by requests for the Eire premier to give Press conferences, appear on current affairs programmes, and speak at formal meetings. Mr. Lynch is already scheduled to give a 30-minute interview. on the ABC network’s “Issues and Answers” ...

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... Responsibility “I could suggest to our friends charged with the awful responsibility of writing what others read, or speaking what others hear, other terms. But they need not necessarily contribute either to the end we all so much desire — peace, and ...

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... come again. Like Spain engulfed in civil war, Ireland is a proving ground for wider conflict. And as in the 1930’s statesmen speak muted of our peril. “Appeasement” is a dirty word; vet ambivalence in London ...

... but does the world really care? And, having made such a demonstration — what then? It is generally assumed that — broadly sPeaking — ali Protestants are in favour of Tremaining within the United Kingdom, and all Catholics want a united Ireland. This, of ...